...disposition. In the President's September 27, 1993 speech at the United Nations, he noted: The United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes' The Department of Energy has concluded...

...1993, White House press release on the President's speech at the United Nations: 'The United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes.' He have concluded that continued...

...1993, White House press release on the President's speech at the United Nations: "The United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes." We have concluded that continued...

...environmental, budgetary and economic considerations. President Clinton made clear that the United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes. He also made clear, however, that...

...environmental, budgetary and economic considerations . - 2 President Clinton made clear that the United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes. He also made clear, however, that...

...September 1993, 'Non-proliferation and export control policy', states, inter alia: 'The United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes.' have its spent fuel temporarily...

...environmental, budgetary and economic considerations. - 2 President Clinton made clear that the United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes. He also made clear, however, that...

...the analytic framework for this judgment. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Curtis, you say that the United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium, and accordingly does not itself engage in the reprocessing of plutonium for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes, but you are reexamining...

...the second objective of discouraging plutonium use, the Administration's current position is "not to encourage the civil use of plutonium and accordingly does not itself engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or nuclear explosive purposes. The United States, however, will...

...options for plutonium disposition. The President made clear in his statement that the United States does not encourage the civil use of plutonium and, accordingly, does not engage in plutonium reprocessing for either nuclear power or for nuclear explosive purposes. He also...